Back From The Grave (But Did You Actually Miss Me?)
May 17 2006
Clearing everything else out of my mind, I have come to some conclusions...
1. I exist.
2. My perception is the only means of experiencing that existence.
3. My perception is fallible.
4. My memory is a collection of perceptions.
5. My memory is fallible as well.
6. Thought can be achieved only by construing those perceptions to obtain meaning. Most often, perceptions are filtered to make seemingly more pertinent information accessible to my memory to help create meaning to further perceptions.
7. I assume that other beings very similar to me exist in the same manner I do, although I can not be sure.
1. I exist.
2. My perception is the only means of experiencing that existence.
3. My perception is fallible.
4. My memory is a collection of perceptions.
5. My memory is fallible as well.
6. Thought can be achieved only by construing those perceptions to obtain meaning. Most often, perceptions are filtered to make seemingly more pertinent information accessible to my memory to help create meaning to further perceptions.
7. I assume that other beings very similar to me exist in the same manner I do, although I can not be sure.
Josh Morgan
May 18 2006
HAHA... I agree completely. Especially with the last part, since I didn't know anyone else had thought about that. Sometimes I wonder if everyone else is just a shell and I'm the only real thinking person. Besides, relativity dictates that reality is relative to the observer. That means the you I experience isn't your you, but is my you. As long as you act like a sentient being, it doesn't matter if you really are or not. ;)
